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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-07-27
New York Livestock Market. July .
Philadelphia Livestock Mark ct
July %.

Cattle-ReceIpts $500; market slow and &c
lower; extra 4L4a5 cts. good 414a414 cts. medium
311Sa5a cts, common 3aa1a cts. Sheep-Receipts
1900; good stock in good demand and Aa15c
medium 314a3A cts; common:l14a2A cts per ID
Lambs 215a8 cts per ID. Hogs-Receipts $500
market active and nc lower: Western at 7asa
75s cts per 10.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-07-27

STANLEY, THE AFRICAN EXfLoRER.-
Mr.. Stanley is now between Aruwimi and
Wadelai, in Central Africa, struggling with
the difficulties of getting provisions for a
country. DR.. Enim, on the other hand, for
dition, is said to have gone off On ,jaunt to to
explore a river he has discovered. The
Doctor is unaware it is said, that anybody
is coming to look him up. That is a pity,
as he might otherwise be improving his
time looking Stanley up. The story that
Stanley has been killed in an encounter
with hostile natives, or was drowned by
the sinking of the steamer on which he
was travelling, is unsupported by any testi-
mony worthy of moments attention.
Baltimore Sun.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-07-27
DEATHS.

Obituaries are charged for at advertising rate
Notices Of deaths published Qrak,sitoMsku.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-07-27

Receipts-l9s head cattle, 2s7 sheep and
lambs. Ill hogs. Sales-I79 head cattle, ~
az to 4c. gross; a few higher; medium to good,
8 to 31zc. gross. common to fair. ~ to 2Ac.
SIC gross. Hogs. OK % 71zc. net. Bulls. ~ 70
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-07-27

BROMINE ARSENIC WATER has efecte
remarkable cures of skin diseases in Stauntol
and vicinity. Sold by G. G. CHILD.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
REAL-EsTATE LOANS.
Why They Are Considered Very Desirable
The Splendid Outlook In Indiana.

Why They Are Considered Very Desirable
The Splendid Outlook In Indiana.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Financiers from New
York. Hartford, Boston. and other points in the
East, arriving here daily, say there has not for
very many years been much money seeking
investments now. and that there seems to be
of prosperity upon Money they re-
port cheap. and good and stable securities high.
They attribute the surplus money to two causes:
First the fact that Congress has begun to legis-
late the railroads, and therefore pushed out
the desirability of those securities as invest
ments; and second, the redemption of large
blocks of government bonds. The private vaults
and those of the banks in New York, Pennsyl-
vania and New England filled with idle
money, and there is activity 20 get it placed to
earn something Loan agencies sprin ging
into existence. and money is seeking positions
with the realestate of the West The
other day talked with F. w Heath of Muncie,
Ind, who has had an extensive experience in
realestate loaning for fifteen years il the West,
and of this character of investments he said:
Since Congress has begun tanper with
private property, and organized labor is making
manufacturing undesirable In many sections of
the country, and since the government re-
deeming its bonds at the rate Of fifty seventy
five millions year. capital will seek employ
svery small margin. Capitalists prefer or 6 per
cent. net on mortgage loans to l. l. per
cent. IN manufacturing, legislation, labor
difficulties and war cannot affect the one, while
running the other. The real estate of Indiana
taken as whole. has been mortgaged for many
years up to from to 10 per cent, aud / do not
believe that the capitalists in twenty years have
sustained losses aggregating one-tenth of | per
cent. Our people have paid from: to per cent.
interest, semi-annually, at the nearest bank,
and there has been less litigation growing out of
this business than any other representing so
much money. farming not excepted. What is
true IN regard TO loans real estate in Indiana,
which IS magnificent farming State, Is true in
Ohio, Illinois aud many Of the States in tho far
West In the extreme West the interest is
higher but the improvements are less valuable.
the amount loaned nearer the valuation of
the property, and the risks greater to the capl-
taiists. This stagnation in the money market
is giving the real estate market great impetus,
also For years capitalists have pre-
ferred to keep their wealth in
stocks. and bonds. and banks. and real
estate has stood at the bottom OF the list OF IN
yestments. Since the money market has be-
come stacnated and personal securities have
grown undesirable, real estate Is coming up In
price and profit Capitalists are realizing that
even good farms pay better than most OF other
Investments while business property IS choice.
] attribute this fact to the immense boom IN real
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
MINOR MATTERS.
Proposal that Congress Shall Intervene tn
Stop the Waste or Natural Gas.

A Proposal that Congress Shall Intervene tn
Stop the Waste or Natural Gas.
Special to the Inaid dnapoiis Journal
WASHINGTON, April 30.--A Western member
of the next House says ne intends to INTRODUCES
a bill upon the assembling Of Congress to pro-
hibit the waste of natural gas He says that
there is now ten times much of this valuable
foel and iluminator running waste In Ohio and
Indiana as there is being used.
"Of course" said the member this morning.
'sall this gas cannot be used; bus there is no
sense in wasting it. Wells are bored for the
sole purpose of seeing how extensive Is the sup
ply. 1t ought to be utilized as rapidly as found
and found only to be utilized 1t is held by
some that Congress cannot control this thing
/ think it can just It controls the riparian
privileges of the country Now, there is : vast
difference in the supply of gas and coal, stone.
ETC. man can bore wells on one tract OF land
and waste his neiehbor's supply Of Gas. Coal
and iron. and other raw materials, Will lie 10
their original beds and canDot be disturbed ex-
cept by their owners, while this natural gas can
be taken from miles distant Congress can and
must regulate this thing, and il should do 1t be-
fore there is unnecessary wastage.H
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
wasfisGroN, April Cob Henderson aud Jason
B. Brown left here this afternoon. for indianapolis.
Frank McCleland, of Indiana. WAS to-day appointed
as special examiner in the Pension Bureau $l.4O0
year.
". T. Gatchell, of Ohio. has been appointed to y
one ahousand-dollar position in the Sixth Auditors
Office of the Postocs Departm snt. after serving sic
months probation and Alfred N. Robinson Of Ohio.
has been promoted from 5000 to $1,000 year IN
the Sixth Auditors Office
f. Baxter and wife, of Ohio, are here
Senator Sherman and General Sherman spent
Yesterday at West Point Tic Senator j. expexted in
Washington tonight
This evenings Critic in its comments about afFaws
at the Capital. has this: Postmaster Dalton il here
and is daily at mis- post Hs looks eoutonsed and
says he feels certain of his reelection His first
assistant. DR.. Fisher. of Virginia. who has been EN-
pioyed in the postoice for eight years and sxAo e-
Joys wide pnhfc and political acq uaintance saSs n
ioritv OF the members in favor of Mr. Dnson
William Duff Havpie, of Illinois, has been appointed
chief clerk Of na FIRST Assistant Postmaster
vice james II. Maers deceased. Mr. Havnie has per-
formed he important duties Of the position for q yeas
r
respondent Gelicatefy says There IL x,,xri.
cioua air about the White Hpnse la1elr sxhie Ss.,s
people rnaintan grows olx Of the aot thAs Mrs flr
land IS not Tauah given 10 social matters ast
The President peres1n{ smile IN lis fses eai
occasionally whistles softly IA hifnse Is he loojx t
the broad Potomae Kae k02eia<* oxaxs ~ tsr.
tan that 1887 will be thA 31fx5a3Rs sear Jarcrer
Clepeland's life. g. zT sa W. M ID
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

estate in Ohio, Indiana and sorne other Statss-
Especially does this apply to the localities whera
where there is no. danger OF labor troubles, ara
becoming man nufacturing centers, and snch cities
as indianapolis are experiencing steady ad-
before and which may never be experienced
again believe the price OF resi- estate IN Indi-
annapolis will be, inside Of year, twice what ~
of the smaller cities. Already. in n few locali-
ties. real estate has appreciated 800 per cent
within ninety DAYS. Eastern capital is pouring
in. and it is invested stocks must. IN proper
ton. further deprcciate"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
WHEN INDICATIONS.

SUNDAY-Light local rains; warmer on
Sunday; cooler on Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
State Chess championships.

SPECIAL 70 the IndIanapoIIs JournaL
FoRT WAYNE. April 3o.--The seventh game of
chess between Mr. Ripley, of Indianapolis and Mr.
Kuhne. of this city. for the championship of the
State; closed at NJ. the standing 312 to 3
They playing the eighth game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

HAD Not Forgotten rrsm-rhc Crops.
ICoirnsnondcnnn Of the Richnnnnd nianaich.1

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WALRRRToN. May z, 1887.
An incident recently occurred which
shows that the services of the men who
fought during the war are not forgotten
by all. Captain James w. Smith, who
during the war commanded Company
!, Twenty-sixth Virginia infantry,
hearing that Mr.. John yerlander, a
member Of his company, WAS in needy
circumstances, went to see him and
proposed to make application for his
admission to the Lee Camp Soldiers
Home. Mr.. Verlander being bache-
Tor and having no near relatives, and
being broken down by i'll health and
the weight of seventy-five years, glad
ly consented. When the arrangements
were completed Captain Smith took
him IN his private conveyance and car
ricd him to the home, where we hope
he is enjoying we'll earned rest
Wheat and oats are looking well and
farmers are pushing with the corn crop.
OBSERVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
by sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneers.
ll0S Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT
n THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT No.
22O4 FAST BROAD. BETWEEN TWENTY
SECOND AND TWEN1 Y-TlIRD STREETS --
At TIE request Of the owner we shall offer for
sale at public auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY IL, 1884,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY located a.
above, fronting - feet on the north silo OF
Broad street and running back n good depth to
n wide alley IN the rear. The dwelling con-
tainB ion rooms, besides bathrooms and closets,
with the usuel modern improvements, snch rs
cooking. range, hot and cold water, Latrobe
stove, &C.; also, n good brick stable In tho
rear The property j. situated IN e desirable
portion Of Church Hill, only one square from
the proposed strcctcar line.
Church-Hin property is now attracting the
attention Of rcal-cstate buyers, and can be
bought at the present time for a lower price
than il is reasonable TO suppose IL viii com
mand in the near future. when strcct-car Ia
cilities are completed to that point.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON & CO..
myS Auc;i0neers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

by JHInFY =. EIHIH.
Real Estaic Agent and Auctloleer,
liI3 Msiu street

COMMISSIONERS A u ITO n
y SALE or wELL-L0CATED TWO-SIORY
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT on THE EAST
SIDE OF TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS. AND A VA
CANT LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF ElGH-
TENTH STREET NEAR VENABLh SIhEEl !:
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE RICHARD SEDGWlCK.-in pursuance
of tho decrees Of the Richmond Cnancery
Court, in the suit therein styled Taylor, who
sues. &c, o.. Sedgwlck and ais. entered on the
12ih day Of December 1885, and The 18Th day OF
April. 1881, the undersigned. special commits
sionors, will sell by public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY II. 1897.
M o'clock p. NJ. the 1WJ-STORY BRICK
DNELLlNG No. 2l9, with lot fronting 10 e-lH
feet on the east side Of Twentieth stree, be-
tween Broad and Craze streets, and extending
back between parallel lines about ~ feet; and
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
the VACANT LOT fronting about 20 foet on the
east side Cf Eighteenth street between Fenaole
and McCance streets.
TERMS: One third cash the residue IN equal
fustalmcnts at six and twelve months, the puf-
chaser TO give negotiable notes for deferred
payments, with Interest aided and title 20 be
retained until the whole OF the purchase-money
IL paid and q conveyance ordered ny tho couFt'
TAZEWELL ELLEIT.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
SPECIAL Commissioners.
JAMES Il. ELAN, Auc;ioneC
TAYLOR. VINO SUES, &c, PLAINrIPF. AGNSsF
SEDgWfcK AND AIS, DRFBNDANIs-lN THE
CHASCERY COURT or THE CITY or RICHMOND
!. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required OF the special
by the decree In said canso OF
the 18TH Of December. 1885, has been dliy
given.
Given under my hand this 1ith day OF Dc
cember, 1885. BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
MY Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
An Iufcrrogatory.

NEAR ORANGE COURTHOUSE, Va, I
May 6, 1887.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII some experienced person in
form your readers what per cent. of
foreign saccharine is necessary to put
up with the various edible berries i?
Ben. HoRNER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
HENRICO COUNTY.
ELECTION or COUNTY OFFICERS,
MAY a6, 1887.


FOR TREASURER: WILLIAM TAYLOR for
reelection. without spot or blemish; public
money safe in his hands, as four years trial
fully ares,s.)
FOR CIkCUIT-C0URT CLERK: GEORGE
W. CARTER for reelection. zone OF the best
and most experienced court clerks In the Com
mouwealih.)
FOR COUNTY CLERK: SAMUEL p. WAD-
DILL for reelection. Unsurpassed in the dis
charge OF The duties Of bis ofIice)
FOR SHERIFF: COL. N0RMAND SMITH.
"A gentleman OF high character, vol known TO
the people Of the county, and will make an ex-
cellent shoffn)
FOR COMMOXwEATHs ATTORNEY: WILL
LIAM II. BENEHDGK. young and intrepid
lawyer, and will make good Commonwealth's
Attorney
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE, UPPER
DISTRICT: ROBERT 4. CROUCH. Many
years experience as commissioner well quail
fies him for ite duiies.)
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE, LOWER
DISTRICT: j. c. REDWOOD for reelection.
Competent and obliglng, and makes first
claas COMMISSIONER
The above wel-known names will be sup
ported at the election on the 18th DAY OF
MAY NEXT, without regard 20 parry and for
the best interests Of the people OF the county.
my SET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
Fly Rawlings & Rose.
Real Estate Auc;ionears,
Ne. II north Tenth street

HNRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
l. DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLISG, con
TANNING SIX ROOMS, ON THE CORNER Or
GILMER AND WILLIAMS SrREETS.-By yir-
tue OF a decree of the Chancery Court OF the
city Of Richmond. appointing the undersigned
as substituted trustee In the place OF l. Iup-
per Jr., in a certain deed of trust, from VIII
liam Banks and wife 20 said T. Taper, Jr.,
dated April 10, 1874 and Of record In the clerk 8
oflce OF The Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond, i'm Deadlock 12j c, paJe JOG, AMI
having been requested 90 20 DO by the holder
Of the note thereby secured. default having
been made i'm the payment thereof, will offer
for sale at public auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1887,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY fully de-
scribed in said deed, fronting2j feet on Gilmef
street at the northeast corner OF said Gllmer
aud Williams streets. and running back be
tween parallel lines 81 feet. it being the samo
properly conveyed TO William Banks by deed
Of j. W. Beyeridge and wife, dated August ).
1853. and recorded In the clerks Office OF the
Chancery Court OF the city Of ldchmond. Deed
Book 124 4. rage 30. The improvements con
sist Of a NICE FRAME HOUSE. continuing six
rooms-ali new and in perfect order.
TERNs: cash rs 10 expenses Of sale ana 4
note Of s1.C6iQi, With interest thereon from
April %, IsS taianCe on such terms "a will he
announced al sale. JAMES i. SCOTT,
my5 Substituted Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
TRANKLIN-STREET PROPERTY,
NEAR MONROE PARK,
NORTH LINE, BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS.
FRAHE DWELLING THEREON, 40. 80.
by Quarlos Il McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT OF
i LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS THERE
OK IN THE TOWN OF IlOWARDSNILLE.
COUNTY. VA, AT PUBLIC
ATCTION.-By yiriuc Of Is certain deed exc
cutcd on the 18th day Of April, 1888, oI rccordiu
The Clerks Office q Albemarle County Court
Apin 10. 1883. Deadlock -, page o. TO me n
trustee. | shall proceed 70 sell, upon the pro-
misses. al IuDlic auction, On
TUESDAY. Nay 10. 1857,
AT 2:G c',lcrk p. H.. icing 0 required to do by
TIE beneficiary secured. default having been
made IN lie IHymtn. O.! Lo'o secured and de-
sciit eli iu sa.d decd The above property, con-
sistincof a TOWN LOT in HowacdsyiIle, con
iainine enc third Of an acrc, and described IN
said DECD with plot Tho improvements are
DWI LING AND STORE AND SHOP-nOw o.
cutied ~ Nr. /. j. Clcyel ind-
1lcncichbCrhOOd Is good the stand is iirst-
class Ter business. and will bring good rental.
As an investment it will pay well. We call the
special attention of parties desiring 20 embark
il business to this ppOrtunity. The Richmond
ana AllcChany railroad runs Immediately Ia
front Of he property. and j; il desirable Tor
manufacturing purposes. The buildings are
in fair CrGer. .,
TERMS: he decd requires cash a. TO sl,"U,
with interest from April II. ISL, and expenses
Of sale; yet Il j. probable more liberal terms
will be offered al the time OF sale.
j. G. BROCKENBROCGH,
mv6 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

DICHMOND. FREDTNIcK.Er.n

General ps.-.. r.. A...
WrILIAFs c. WICEHAN, Second K.,.-..,
dent -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

Correspondingly quick time 70 cJLer points.
through bills OF ladng issued al Low rate.
{. A. TAYLOR
self General Freight Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
lli3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
Il LARGE QUANTITY OF VACANT PHO.
PERTY IN ACREAGE AND ALSO a LARGE
NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS BETWEEN
SEvEN1 ZENITH AND TWENTY-F0URfH
STREETS AND ALONG THE MECHANICS
WILLIE PIKE, ADJACENT 10 THE COkPO-
RATE LINE, KNOWN AS A P0RTIONOF THE
BACON TAFT KSTArE.--By virtue OF deed
Of trust from Thomas Moore and Constance X.
bis wife, OF Elizabeth. ". j., dated March =.
1875, 10 the undersigned trustee, which deed II
Of record In the clerks Offices OF the Chancefy
Court 81 Richmond and the County Court OF
lienrico, Va. Doed-BOok f2S G, page -, ana
Deadlock ii5, page 257. in said courts, % So
cure payments Of certain notes therein men
tone !. and default having been made ana
being requested by the beneficiary 80 70 DO,
win proceed to sell at public auction. ia the
office OF j. Thompson Brown q Co., lll3 MAN
street, on
SATURDAY. MAY Il. 1857.
81 i2 o'clock ~. the above PROPERTY. or no
much Of II as will satisfy tho remaining portion
Of said notes now due and unpaid. whlch
property Is described i'm said deeds "a follows:
/" All their right, iiue, and Interest 10 ana 20
nil these certain lots or parcel Of land, with
all tho improvements thereon, lying and being
partly In the county Of HenItco and partly IN
The city Of Richmond, marked and numbered
Upen plat A Y. annexed TO and recorded
with deed Of petition from Isaac Davenport,
Jr., and wife, with Thomas Moore and wife,
and recorded in Henrico County Court, Deed
Book lOl, pege q, aud Richmond Chancory
Court, Deadlock li3 b, page 50. IA Lots o. Z.
10, II, IS, 10, Il. 90 81 %. y. 20, 81 80 ~, - ~
81 2s 49, ~ a. a, 81 IS, 20, 49, CO. 60, c., 3d. 40,
-. 73, az. 81 81. ~. 50, and So
The above blocks have been sub-diyided in
lots, plats Of which can be seen at the Office OF
j. Thompson Brown & Co., 1ll3 Main street.
TERMS or SALE: Cash az 10 Sl4,32725, being
the amount Cf principal and interest due and
unpaid, and the balance on such terms "a the
seid Thomas Moore and Constance, his wife,
may direct aud in case OF their failure so 10 do,
then as the trustee shall think 1T; or other
terms as may be agreed upon between tho
grantors, trustee, and beneficiary Of the above
deed. LIZ ROY r.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
mye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY I. i~7.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO SoRFoLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYycHpuee.
LEAVE RIcnYDvD

HtAFt KIlUNUND
w. Daly' ~ Richmond ana Peters
burg railroad. Arrive ~ pe,ore-
bHfs ii;3 4. " leave PeterbIr,
Up =; y. daily; arrive - Norfolk
. m balli, 70 kichmoLG sni Peters
DeIg railroad Arrive AZ Po'ers.
Durg 1910 a. v. So. 4 Ieaves "a
sr,Ouig 1910 A. V. flr Farmvllie
rynch birg. k0aa1se. Br.sfol
hLoAFllie, And go pni.fs sogtbarI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10
AUCTION sALgs-Fu,ure Days.
By Sampson g. Adamsou,
Real Bstate Auciioneors and INSURANCE Agents
sis Hun street. Manchester, Va.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO VALU-
IA ABLE LOTS AT THE CORNER OF THIN
TENTH AND CAMBRIDGE sTREkTs. MAN
CHESTER, VA.-At the request OF the owner
we will sell ot public auction, on the premises
on
THURSDAY. MAY i2, 1887,
at o'clock p. NJ, those very desirable LOTS,
fronting 30 feet each on the north side OF BAN
bridge street as above, and running back 10
feet There Is a small dwelling thereon. ms
property II ON street that Ia steadily improy-
Ing. and within one block OF street-cars. Come
aud see for yourself II II is not good invest
ment.
TERMS: One third cash, and the balance In
six and twelve months, deferred payments
hearing Interest and secured by deed OF trust
SAMPSON a ADAMsON,
my IO-TuETh Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-10

VNRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
4 VALUABLEJAMES-R RIVER FARM IN ALI
REMARLE COUNTY, CALLED MOUNTAIN
VIEW, CONTAINING $685. ACRES, WITH A
SPLENDID BRICK DWELLING WITH II
ROOMS, BESIDES BRICK KITCHEN AND
UILDINGS-DWELLlNG LOCATED IN
A HANDSOME GROVE.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust dated March IL, 1881, recorded In Abe
marie County Court in Deed Book IS, page ~,
and at the request OF the beneficiary, default
having been made in the payment OF a note Sc
cured therein. ! will sell by public auction. at
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad depot at
Scotsyille, on
TUESDAY. NAY 81, 1887,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the aboVe-described TRACT
OF LAND.
IL Is rarely that such a valuable estate is Of
fered for sale The buildings are ample fof
large family or boarding house, located In
handsome grove. In good order, and convenient
20 the Richmond and Allegheny railroad depot
scOttsville Parties can leave Richmond on
Monday (9}d) afternoon or night train, thus
having time 10 examine the premises before
sale.
THRas: While the deed requires cash az TO
expenses Of sale and 10 pay note OF s 800,
with interest from March II, 1886, by consent
Of all parties interested more accommodating
terms may be announced at sale; and as TO
any balance, terms will be announced at sale.
n. Il. CHAPLIN. Trustee.
Sale by r, y. CHAPFIS i Co., Auctioneers.
NH a2.Tu&Ftd